Win It! A Blooming Bouquet & More from Petal and Print

The winner of this giveaway was estchang.  Congratulations!

In Bloom: Petal and Print

Meet Petal and Print- best known for the signature oversized fabric bloom bouquet! These pretty blooms are handcrafted out of quality fabric and hand-dyed, hand-cut, hand-ruffled and hand-sewn according to each bride and groom's specifications. Petal and Print carries a line of bouquets, boutonnieres, cake toppers, and hair flowers as well as custom-print invitations.  We love the concept, so we've partnered with the designer to give away a prize package of custom blooms!

    Photos by Flutter Glass Photography

The Custom Prize Package

A package of three beautiful custom accessories is up for grabs!

                                                        Photo by Flutter Glass Photography                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

1 custom bridal hair flower (value $45) 

1 custom bridal bloom bouquet (valued at $230)

1 custom groom's boutonniere (value $35) 

The total value of the prize package is $310.

Enter to Win!

   Photo by Flutter Glass Photography

How to win these pretties? It's so easy.  Just hop on over to Petal and Print and take a look at all of the handcrafted goods.  Then, reply to this thread telling us what items you love from the site by Tuesday, January 18th at 12pm PST.

Additional Prize Details: The prize must be ordered within one year and takes 4-6 weeks to ship.  The prize is non-transferrable.  Official Rules.

Petal and Print has extended free shipping on orders placed by Project Wedding readers before February 14th (Valentine's Day) 2011.  Simply mention Project Wedding when starting the custom process.

About Petal and Print

When Katie, the owner and designer of Petal and Print, got married, she decided against using fresh flowers.  The day before her wedding she got nervous about what she would do with her hands while walking down the aisle.  She made her first big fabric bloom out of scraps of flannel and wool her mom had on hand. Word got around the web about her pretty fabric flowers, and Petal and Print was born.